Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Blackstreet
Canonical path: /blackstreet/intro
Related lyric paths: 6
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Intro
Read Intro lyrics by Blackstreet on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Intro
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[blackstreet]
One morning, i came across a star
Trying to find her way back home
As the day changed, it rained
And she said
[shaquana elam]
Just look into the water
There's no better place to be,uh huh
It will take you to that blackstreet
Where things change
It's nothing bad, it's nothing better
Ohhh, blackstreet
Take me there (take me there)
Take me there (take me there)
I wanna go, i've gotta go, i
Take me there (take me there)
Take me there (take me there)
Can you take me there?
[blackstreet]
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